You own the system. So you own the responsibility.
As the operator of a refrigeration system you keep the logbook and must be able to show where the refrigerant went. We handle that at replacement and decommissioning, alongside your current maintenance contractor.
- The maintenance contractor decides where the gas goes, but you are ultimately responsible.
- After a replacement there is no proof of what happened to the refrigerant.
- Nobody has an overview of which systems are hit by which ban, and when.
- Your ESG report asks for figures nobody tracks.
Decommissioning
One price per site, agreed upfront: recovery, licensed transport, paperwork and certificate.
Certificate
Kilos, gas type, CO₂ equivalent and destination. For your logbook and reporting.
Overview
Across several sites: one register with the relevant phase-out dates per system.
Your contractor
We work with whoever maintains your systems. You don't need to change anything.
For organisations with ten or more sites, estate management is usually the simplest route: one contract, one overview, one report a year.
Decommissioning
One price per site, agreed upfront. We coordinate recovery by your own certified technician or a partner, the transport and all the paperwork.
Price per site, agreed upfront. →For chains and organisations with several sites: supermarkets, healthcare, cold stores, data centresRefrigerant estate management
One overview of all your systems, what is in them and when each rule affects you. We plan recovery at replacement and deliver an annual report for your compliance and ESG reporting. Works alongside your current maintenance contractor.
Annual contract, price on request. →Supermarket switching to CO₂
Is your supermarket moving from R404A or R507A to CO₂? How the old refrigerant is recovered, collected and documented, with a certificate for your logbook.
View →Replacing a chiller
Replacing a chiller in a hospital, office or data centre? Who is responsible for the refrigerant, what the rules say and how you get a record that holds up.
View →Decommissioning or demolition
Cold store, factory or office being decommissioned or demolished? How to recover the refrigerant in time, with the right paperwork and a certificate per site.
View →Frequently asked questions
Who is the operator of a refrigeration system?
Whoever has actual control over the technical functioning of the system, usually the owner or user. That party is responsible for leak checks, the logbook and proper recovery.
Do we need to change maintenance contractor?
No. We work with your current contractor. They do the recovery, we handle the disposal, the paperwork and the reporting.
What do we get afterwards?
A copy of the consignment note and a certificate stating kilos, gas type, CO₂ equivalent and destination. With estate management, an annual report as well.
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